Milwaukee Brewers knew that they would need some high quality initial habit in the past out of season. They just didn’t know at that time how much they needed it early, when four for five projected initial thrills were injured before or at the beginning of the season.
For this reason, Milwaukee was chasing a left -handed free agent myotard and a well -known brewer killer, Jose Quintana At a free agency. However, their negotiations lasted longer than expected, and Quintana did not sign with them only after the start of spring training.
As a result, Quintan did not create a composition of the opening day, and instead adopted the extended spring training task that would allow him to speed up the year.
And since he joined the rotation, it was crystal clear why the brewers were ready to be patient.
Jose Quintana won his first three starts for Milwaukee Brewers
Quintana debuted on April 11 on this road against Arizona Diamondback. He won in this match, throwing seven other Ball, giving up four hits and killing two.
His second start saw Pitch Quintana in Milwaukee as a brewer for the first time. He threw 5.2 innings of one ball, walking three and knocking out four. Once again he won the victory.
On Tuesday evening, a longtime veteran began his third start for brewers and performed extremely well again. Quintana threw six other inns, allowing one run on six hits and two walks, while knocking out three in Milwaukee 11-3 wines over the giants from San Francisco.
Of course, he won the victory, his third season and the third in the first three matches. Fans can remember the last Brewers pitcher who won his first three starts with the team: one CC Sabathia, which was just elected to the baseball fame gallery at the beginning of this year:
Final: Brewers 11, Giants 3
Christian Yelich’s great sag emphasized the eight gears of the sixth. How about this? José Quintana is the first pitcher who won his first three matches from Brewers from CC Sabathia.
Record: 13-11
– Curt Hogg (@cyrthogg) April 23, 2025
Of course, Sabathia was taken over in trade in the middle of the season in 2008 and, literally, set the team on the section and helped brewers for the first time in 26 years in 26 years.
Of course, Quintana is not CC Sabathia, but he was exactly what the breweries needed. It is a definition of a professional pitcher, an obstacle that simply knows how to pull out men, especially when they need the most.
The former brewer killer now has 3-0 with Era 0.96 in the first three starts for Milwaukee. When he appears next, he will try to connect the Sabathia series in winning the first four starts with the team.
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